1. Scott C. Friedrickson
701 Longwood Dr. scottf1732@sbcglobal.net
Lowell, IN 46356 Cell: 219-765-3342
Home: 219-690-1448
KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE
* Over 25 years experience as an industrial electrician in a variety of manufacturing environments
including – Food processing / packaging, Large tool / precision machining, and office products
* Profficient with A-B PLC5, SLC 504, Logic 5000 controllers RS Logix 5, 500, 5000 software, GE
logic controllers and GE “Logic Master” software
* Vibratory, Radar, Ultrasonic and Capacitive level sensors for dry/ bulk ingredients and liquids –
Endress + Hauser, Vega Puls, A-B
* TB Woods and A-B Power Flex 70, 30, 523, 525 VFD controllers, A-B SMC 150 Soft Start
* Use of Flex IO w/ remote IO, DH+ and Ethernet networks
* A-B (1305, S-class), Indramat and Danfauss servo motor controllers A-B GML and
GML Commander graphic motion control software and Sercos drives operated via Logix 5000
* Experience with A-B Panelviews 900, 1000, 1000e, PV+ HMI’s and Panel Builder software
* Experience working in Class II Div.1&2 hazardous locations, high speed packaging, bulk handling
and distribution equipment with working knowledge of NEC and Chicago electrical codes.
* 7 years of planning and scheduling experience
* SAP 4.7 and ECC 6.0 software, AutoCad 2009 & 2015, DB2 document manager, Excel, Outlook,
Word, Power point. Began using ECC 6.0 in April 2014
ZPI and Minitab software, Autodesk Vault 2015 data management
* Autocad 2009 and DB2 Document Manager to modify and print electrical schematics for drawing
Mark ups used with equipment / process addition and design out projects
* Creating, implementing and maintaining Single Cycle and Strategy based maintenance plans,
maintenance items, counter groups, task lists for Manufacturing equipment and Functional locations
* Create and change Functional Location, Equipment and Material Assembly BOMs for Parts,
documents and technical manuals
* Work directly with vendors / suppliers and parts manufacturers to obtain quotes, lead times,
Set up / installation and maintenance items for new equipment and parts and replacements for
Obsolete parts and equipment.
* Perform criticality studies and determine criticality levels for process equipment and equipment
Sub-assemblies and prioritize planned work based on those established criticalities.
* Track equipment histories including cost analyses to determine continued maintenance levels
Versus cost of equipment replacement and to set maintenance plan frequencies.
* Prioritize work based on downtime data obtained from ZPI software and the use of Maintenance
Best Practices including some predictive maintenance activities.
* Oversee execution of and conduct follow ups on planned work schedules often working within
Narrow work completion time tables
* Set up parts spares with central stores including inventory levels and re-order points
* Determine required parts, materials, estimated costs and man hours for routine and project work
Conferring with electrical and controls engineers to ensure proper layout, design and code compliance
* Drive effective and efficient execution of planned work through best use of electrical personnel
Resources and their individual skill sets / strengths.
* Coordinate maintenance and project work activities with Operations, Trades and Contracted
Personnel to ensure effective execution of work plan

2. BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
NOV. 97 - PRESENT : Mondelez / Nabisco - Chicago, IL. - ( Electrical Planner / Scheduler)
* First 11 yrs. as a journeyman electrician with the past 7 yrs. as a planner / scheduler. Perform
Planner duties Mon. – Fri. while continuing as an electrician for all daily and weekend overtime.
* ZPI real time data software and MiniTab statistical software to develop preventative and
Predictive maintenance plans, reducing downtime and increasing meantime between failures.
* Standardized electrical parts spares, reducing overall inventory and parts in central stores for an
average annual savings in excess of $100K.
* Created strategy maintenance plans to reduce meantime between failures using Thermal Imaging,
Vibration analysis, 4-20 milliamp generating and high voltage testing Instrumentation.
* Planned, scheduled and oversaw execution of all issued electrical work for 37 electricians spanning
over 2300 pieces of production equipment and a 2.5 million sq. ft. facilities including 2 conjoined
bakeries and a Distribution Center with 9 automated H&K cranes.
* Have lead several money saving projects including lighting upgrade from HID to fluorescent T8
fixtures for entire 2.5 million sq.ft. facility, resulting an electrical power usage savings of several
hundred thousand dollars per year. Planned, laid out, scheduled, ordered all materials for project and
calculated cost vs. savings to secure capital and approval for the project.
MAR. 94 - NOV. 97 : American Lock co. - Crete, IL. - (electrician)
* Electrical controls and basic plc programming of all production equipment, electrical control and
distribution systems and all electrical construction projects including new equipment installs and
existing equipment upgrades
* Automated precision machining equipment - Mikron, Hydromat and Giuliani multifactor machines,
Giuliani shackle broaches, Fimat broaches, Brown & Sharp screw machines, Giuliani key warders,
Maromatic pin loaders, Bodine and ALC combination lock assemblers and Morisiki and Modern CNC
machines
* Replaced relay logic with plc controls on 4 auto-broaches and 6 auto pin loaders
* Designed, programmed and built electrical controls and panels for 5 custom machines
JAN. 92 - MAR. 94 : American Trade and Production co. - Chicago, IL. - (electrician)
* Troubleshoot / repair vinyl office product assembly and welding equipment
* Automated high RF welders, Superweb print presses, Chicago riveters, Scott index tab machines,
Bourg collators and Nema stretch wrappers
AUG. 90 - JAN. 92 : Continental Mach. & Eng. - E. Chicago, IN. - (apprentice)
* Troubleshoot / repair large tool machining equipment, “Lincoln” welders, Detroit & DeMag bridge
cranes, hydraulic presses, 7” and 6” horizontal boring mills, 72” lathes, 600 ton presses, 60 ton AC
overhead cranes and large metal planers
OCT. 87 - JUL. 90 : U.S. ARMY 82nd
ABN. DIV.
JAN. 91 - APR. 91 : U.S. ARMY 82nd
ABN. DIV. (recalled for “Desert Storm”)

3. EDUCATION
Purdue University
A.A.S. - Manufacturing Engineering Technology w/ 42 credits toward B.S.
DeVry Institute of Technology
Certificate - Electronic Repair Technology (transferred to Purdue)
Ivy Tech.
1 ½ years Industrial Electricity (apprenticeship w/ Cont. Mach. & Eng.)
GE Fanuc
GE 90-30, Series One intermediate and advanced programming
Rockwell automation / Allen-Bradley
plc 5 troubleshooting
RS Logix 5 & 500 programming
RS Logix 5000 (ProLogix) programming
Panelbuilder 5200 & 550 for A-B panelviews
GML and GML Commander programming and troubleshooting
Smart motor controls / Softstart and 1305 / 1336 AFD controllers
Technical Training Services
TTS Refrigeration
Micromotion mass flow metering sytem
Fisher-Rosemount specific gravity level control system
Danfauss servo controllers
Vibration analysis
Snell Infrared
Thermographic applications
IUOE Local 399
* HVACR I
* HVACR II
* CFC certification
SAP maintenance scheduling software - 120 hrs. of training
Lean Six Sigma - 120 hrs. of training (Green Belt Level)
Best Maintenance Practices - 40 hrs. of training